Correct me if I am wrong, but I do not see a way to change the width of the folding margin. It also appears that `fold.on.open` does not work in Geany. Could a feature be added so that users have access to setting the properties that would normally be seen in a `SciTEGlobal.properties` file? For instance, I am needing to change `fold.margin.width=24` and `fold.on.open=1`.
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Obviously the changes shown so far aren't intended to work or compile. Anyone want to hold my hand to start on this patch for #2068 though? I thought I'd take advantage of this new GitHub "draft pull request" feature and make it a little easier for someone to help me get started on it.
So I'm not at all sure how to approach this patch yet. Am I in the right ball-park as far as which files I'm editing?
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* start on issue #2068
* add more code to work with
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M data/filedefs/filetypes.common (3)
M src/highlighting.c (6)
M src/sciwrappers.c (2)
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Many R packages contains compiled code, most commonly C.
I found some docs about using Geany with R https://wiki.geany.org/howtos/using_geany_with_r but they not mention anything about compiling C code.
Could anyone extend documentation on how to setup Geany for R's compiled code? I can imagine this is probably `R CMD SHLIB` command somewhere there.
Presently on the line.
```
#include <R.h>
```
I am getting
```
data.table.h:2:10: fatal error: R.h: No such file or directory
#include <R.h>
^~~~~
compilation terminated.
Compilation failed.
```
Not sure if that matters, but strictly speaking I am interested in C code being highlighted when there are compiler warning/error. I do compilation of a package in a separate shell session.
Thank you.
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Underscore doesn't appear.
I try it in many programming leanguages and with many themes.
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Firstly: I like Geany more and more - I used EditPlus for years, and needed something to replace it when I began using Ubuntu as much as Windows.
One thing I use very much is moving paragraphs up/down using Keyboard Shortcuts like Ctrl+Alt+Arrow Up/Down
I'm sure that many would find this useful.
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[Appstream metadata](https://www.freedesktop.org/software/appstream/docs/chap-Metadata… is an xml file that allows your application to be visible to application stores like gnome-software (KDE discover) and really makes it easy for people on Linux to browse, install and now even write reviews for your app. This patch adds a (mostly working) appdata file and makes it known to Makefile.am. Comments inside the appdata file indicate where this could use some love, e.g. with 16:9 screenshots instead of 4:3 links taken from the geany website. The other info (optional) is to add the main dev's email (or whoever maintains the appdata file upstream) as the update_contact (also added as a comment).
Hope you find this useful. Thanks!
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* Add appdata file and make it known to Makefile.am.
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M Makefile.am (3)
A geany.appdata.xml (34)
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Please consider adding support for multiple terminal tabs as well as increasing the current limit of the scrollback lines (5000).
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The color scheme set for Geany doesn't style the terminal window. I chose a color scheme for xfce4-terminal outside Geany, I tried to switch to this emulator inside Geany, but the color scheme isn't applied.
It doesn't seem to be possible to change the color scheme in the terminal window to for example a base16 scheme, as I can with the editor. Is this correct?
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Please enable this feature in your next update.
No problems found till now except for the dark mode implementation.
Suggestion: You can make it optional in Editor -> preferences -> interface...
hope to see this update soon
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When using in Windows OS, two character (dot and comma) key required to be pressed two times.
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